Dak Lak: Overloaded sugarcane trucks ‘key each other’ to avoid traffic police

Mar 27, 2022 15:00 GMT+7

On March 26, Lieutenant Colonel Phan Ngoc Sieng, Captain of Traffic Police Team No. 2 (Traffic Police Department of Dak Lak Provincial Police), said that in the past few days, the unit has been strengthening its forces to patrol. control and handle cases of overloaded sugarcane trucks circulating on National Highway 26 (QL).

An oversized and overloaded sugarcane truck has just been handled by the traffic police on Highway 26.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Sieng, currently in the sugarcane crop, people want to save costs, so they load sugarcane with too much weight to allow them to get on the car, causing traffic insecurity. In order to handle the above situation, in addition to propagating to vehicle owners, the traffic police force also strengthened the roadblocks and severely punished many cases of intentional violations and overloading.

As recorded by PV Infonet, around 2pm on March 26, many trucks loaded with sugarcane, showing signs of expanding into crates, and overloaded continued to leave the fields in M’Drak district to bring sugar cane home. sugar cane machine 333 (Ea Knop town, Ea Kar district) on National Highway 26.

When detecting the sugarcane truck carrying BKS 47H-012.42 in the direction from M’Drak district to Ea Kar district, a traffic police team of Traffic Police Team No. 2 (Traffic Police Department of Dak Lak Province) signaled to stop the vehicle to check. weight.

Through inspection, the above vehicle was carrying an overload of 26.42% when participating in traffic (overload of level 1 from 10 to 30%). Knowing the traffic police are checking, all the trucks carrying sugarcane behind are quickly looking for vacant lots by the roadside or turning to the side roads to turn off the engine and hide.

Oversized sugarcane trucks are overloaded, causing traffic insecurity on Highway 26.

Lieutenant Colonel Sieng admitted that the unit was always determined to handle the situation of oversized and overloaded trucks on National Highway 26, however, in that process, there were still a number of vehicle owners who regularly contacted and informed notify each other to find ways to avoid and cause difficulties for traffic police.

According to the data of the Road Traffic Police Team No. 2, from March 14 to now, the unit has fined 4 cases of overloaded sugarcane trucks with an amount of nearly 60 million VND.

Tran Nhan